Diana and All,

I have made my protest on Arachne once before (only once?) about us women
falling low enough to judge people by their looks - or perceived lack of!
I think we have all been astounded by the male sex's ease of dismissing
women over 25 with epithets pertaining to animals, or to the dimensions of
said person, and I am getting incensed by the way we women can do it so
easily to our own.  For goodness' sake - criticise whatever you like about
anyone's morals, ethics etc - remembering that one should be careful incase
the criticism comes back to haunt the criticiser - but desist from bringing
looks into it!

Personally, I am glad that the Prince and Mrs Parker Bowles have married.
I thought she looked absolutely stunning in both the outfits, and I would
only presume that the photographs which were seen and prompted one
correspondent to liken the headgear to a bowl of spaghetti (or some such)
were not very good photographs at all.

As someone alse has also said, maybe if they had been allowed to marry 35
years ago, a lot of heartache would have been avoided.   I am sure they will
be happy from now on, and I certainly wish them all the happiness in the
world - I think they deserve it, after all this time.

Carol - in Suffolk UK.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Diana Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Arachne" <lace@arachne.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 8:21 AM
Subject: [lace] The Duchess of Cornwall


> I do not subscribe to Lace Chat but there are some Brits on Arachne who
> object to the new Duchess of Cornwall being referred to as a breed of dog.
> I've not read in any newspapers any criticism of the outfits worn by
Camilla
> and in my personal opinion she looked beautiful.
> I hope they enjoy a long and happy life together and that people will just
> give Camilla a chance. Nothing can change the past we can only learn and
> move on 'what can't be cured must be endured' as the saying goes.
> Diana in Northamptonshire
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